08/28/2026
What these poor cats go through on a daily basis living outdoors. It’s so sad and absolutely heartbreaking.
An unhappy resident decided to trap one of this one’s littermates and was planning on moving him. No plan on fixing or a planned spot. Just trapping and making sure it wasn’t here anymore.
I was tagged in this post and reached out to their local group Woodland Wa Feral Cats to see if we took the kitten, would they be able to trap and fix mom?
The sibling was brought to us and was our escaped kitten in our van a few days ago.
Last night we went to pick up more kittens and move to our carriers. While carrying the wire cage they had them in over to our van to transfer them, one slipped through the bars.
After a bit more chaos, I transferred one from a trap and another from the cage. Not saying the caged one didn’t give my husband a heart attack, he jumped on my head, but I was more worried about not letting the mom grab me because, of course, she was in the cage too.
Mom is still in the cage with food, water and litter, but no appointment. This is why we stress MAKE A PLAN BEFORE TRAPPING. This gal wasn’t the one to start this, her neighbor did. She just didn’t want them dumped somewhere else.
I was told there’s at least 10 more in the blackberry bushes. There just isn’t enough of us to help every cat. I’m really sorry.
That being said, we are low on funds, owe several vet bills and cold use more canned food for these big appetites. I’ll attach the wishlist if you can help feed them.
It’s absolutely crazy out there and we can’t help everyone. Please be patient.
ALSO, I’m visiting my family this weekend so I’m going to take a few days with them. My grandkids want to visit the kittens and go swimming so I’m going to enjoy them.
Have a great weekend!
